Using Your Rabbinic Voice to Lead Difficult Conversations: A Community of Action and Practice

Applications are now closed for Atra’s newest program: A Community of Action and Practice (CoAP), facilitated by Rabbi Arielle Krule.

About the Program

Atra’s Using Your Rabbinic Voice to Lead Difficult Conversations CoAP brings rabbis together for five peer-led sessions focused on navigating the hardest conversations in community life. Participants explore what it means to lead with courage, care, and accountability while tending to the wellbeing of their communities.

Who Can Apply

Applications open to rabbis at all stages of their careers who have completed one of the following: Atra’s Facilitating Difficult Conversations course, Atra’s Navigating Difficult Conversations Masterclass, or prior training or experiences in this area.

What You Will Do

Reflect with fellow rabbis on real challenges you’re facing

Exchange focused feedback and consultation

Experiment with new approaches using Atra’s Applied Torah Cycle

Build supportive accountability and spark new ideas together

Session Components

A Moment of Torah

Peer reflection and discussion

An applied exercise grounded in real leadership practice

The Guiding Question

How do I use my rabbinic voice to create the conditions for honest conversations while holding together community — especially when the issues are painful, polarizing, or unresolved?

Dates

All meetings will take place on Mondays from 1-2:15 pm ET/10-11:15 am PT on the following dates:

May 4
May 18
June 1
June 15
June 29

Applications are now closed.

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